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Mr Selfridge season 4 episode 5

 
The ground floor of the department store is transformed into a movie set, as Double Trouble starring the Dolly Sisters and famed-actor Bumby Wallace is filmed. Harry is delighted to be the source of excitement throughout London once again, as Grove and Mardle attempt to grapple with their past - and their future. Kitty comes to a horrible realisation, and Mae reconnects with old-flame Victor. Meanwhile, Harry's mistakes catch up with him in dramatic fashion.
 
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Mr Selfridge / S04E05 :
Season 4, Episode 5 | Aired on February 5, 2016 | TV-14 | 60 min. | ITV1
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Mr Selfridge season 4 episode 5 Recap and FAQ

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Episode Summary

In a tumultuous episode, Selfridge grapples with personal and professional crises: the Herald publishes damaging lies about his family, leading to a confrontation with the newspaper's owner. Meanwhile, his financial imprudence comes to light through discussions of a gambling debt and the unsustainable spending associated with his latest movie venture and a lavish party. The Dolly Sisters' antics at the party underscore Selfridge's vulnerability, while Kitty and Frank's marriage faces a critical test due to Frank's betrayal. Amidst the chaos, Selfridge's empire teeters on the brink of financial disaster, leaving his future uncertain.

Full Episode S04E05 Recap

### Opening Scene: Confrontation and Revelations - A character confronts the printing of despicable lies in The Herald, highlighting tensions with the author. - Discussions of diminishing health and the handling of outstanding debts introduce themes of pride, wealth, and the consequences of gambling. ### Selfridge's Major Shareholder Introduction - Mr. Keen from the London Civic Building Society introduces himself to Selfridge, hinting at financial and corporate challenges ahead. ### Movie Production Ambitions - A figure of £50,000 is mentioned for a movie, indicating Selfridge's investment in cinema. - Meryl's discomfort with her shoes during a dance scene introduces a subplot of personal discomfort amidst public appearances. ### Family Dynamics and Press Intrusions - Selfridge faces a personal and public crisis, dealing with familial issues and press attacks on his daughter, Rosalie. - A meeting with Wynnstay, a newspaper magnate, sets the stage for a conflict over press ethics and family privacy. ### The Dolly Sisters' Antics - The Dolly Sisters' behavior on set illustrates the chaotic intersection of entertainment, ambition, and Selfridge's personal life. - A gambling debt brings to light Selfridge's financial imprudence and the predatory nature of his creditors. ### Reconciliation and Reflections - Conversations between characters reveal deep-seated regrets, desires for forgiveness, and the complexities of family and professional life. - A dinner invitation and a proposal signify attempts at mending relationships and facing the future with hope and determination. ### The Party: Celebration and Confrontation - A lavish party showcases Selfridge's ability to charm and entertain the elite of London, despite underlying tensions. - The evening unravels with the Dolly Sisters' public spectacle, hinting at Selfridge's vulnerability and the impending consequences of his actions. ### Professional and Personal Crises - Discussions about Selfridge's spending and the sustainability of his empire hint at looming financial disasters. - Kitty and Frank's marriage faces a crisis, rooted in betrayal and unspoken truths, reflecting the personal costs of ambition and neglect. ### Closing Scene: A Future in Question - The episode concludes with a mix of hope for new beginnings, the acknowledgment of past mistakes, and the uncertain future of Selfridge's empire. - The narrative weaves through themes of love, loss, ambition, and the inevitable reckoning with one's choices.

Frequently Asked Questions

Who is Mr. Keen and why does he visit Selfridge?

Mr. Keen is from the London Civic Building Society and visits Selfridge to introduce himself as the major shareholder of Selfridge's.

What is the proposed budget for the movie Selfridge is involved in?

The proposed budget for the movie is in the region of £50,000.

How do the Dolly Sisters affect Selfridge's plans?

The Dolly Sisters' behavior and demands disrupt the movie production and hint at Selfridge's financial imprudence due to his personal connections to them.

What is the nature of the conflict between Selfridge and Wynnstay?

The conflict involves Selfridge demanding a page one retraction for a story about his daughter Rosalie and setting boundaries for future press coverage of his family.

How does Selfridge deal with his gambling debt?

Selfridge faces pressure from his creditor, highlighting his financial mismanagement and the risk to his reputation and store.

What significant event takes place at the party hosted by Selfridge?

The Dolly Sisters make a public spectacle, causing embarrassment and revealing the fragility of Selfridge's control over his personal and professional life.

How does the episode address themes of family and forgiveness?

Through discussions and confrontations among characters, the episode explores themes of reconciliation, the impact of past actions on present relationships, and the desire for a better future.

What crisis does Kitty and Frank's marriage face?

Their marriage faces a crisis rooted in Frank's betrayal and the revelation of his affair, challenging their future together.

What hints are given about Selfridge's financial situation?

Discussions about his lavish spending, the mixing of personal and professional expenses, and the mention of a significant gambling bill indicate a precarious financial situation.

How does the episode conclude regarding Selfridge's future?

The episode concludes with uncertainty about Selfridge's empire due to financial mismanagement, personal crises, and the challenges of maintaining his lifestyle and business.

 
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